They are intended to be companion devices, compatible with any microprocessor or microcontroller.
“This portfolio lowers the barrier to entry and enables developers of products for new segments and applications to implement trusted authentication to prevent counterfeiting, improve quality control and safeguard the user experience,” according to the company.
There are five CryptoAuthentication-branded ICs, with hardware-based secret key storage.
And one AEC-Q100 Grade 1-qualified CryptoAutomotive-branded IC for secure authentication:
“The devices are supported by the Trust Platform Design Suite, a dedicated software tool used to onboard these ICs with Microchip’s secure key provisioning service,” said Microchip. “The scalable service enables cryptographic assets to be provisioned for projects of virtually any size, ranging from tens of devices to large-scale deployments.”
See Microchip at Embedded World 2023, hall 3A stand 443
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